PK on fading racism
Carrol Cox wrote: > I'm too tired to think it out right now, but I have a strong suspicion > that it is wrong, even terribly wrong, to try to compare white supremacy > (and its ideology racism) and male supremacy (and its ideologies > misogyny and sexism) as to how damaging they are etc etc etc. It's too > much like a pissing contest. yes, but the question was which was "fading" faster (if indeed they are doing so). ^^^^^ CB: That's probably not a good question for the left to pose. It sort of pits the two movements against each other unnecessarily , for what does it matter which is "fading" faster ? And they don't "fade" on their own. They have to be shoved out, and the left should be theorizing on how to push both out of existence, regardless of any current rate of 'fading." Anyway, the just finished Democratic primary shows that both have been diminished, and is reason to cheer. That's what left political education and broadcast should emphasize. Democratic Party nomination race indicates significant diminution of sexism and racism. Extra, Extra, read all about it ! This message has been scanned for malware by SurfControl plc. www.surfcontrol.com _______________________________________________ pen-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.csuchico.edu/mailman/listinfo/pen-l
